Headlines from July 12, 2007

Bush is pleased with the progress report in Iraq, asks nation to try on his beer goggles.
Roboticists are building the world's fastest walking robot shaped like Kelly Le Brock--OK, just the world's fastest walking robot.
Runners in air-polluted cities feel the burn in all the wrong places.
"In this case, the combination of sweat and metal earphones directed the current to, and through, the patient's head."
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Cartoon nudity in German kids' book deemed too inappropriate for its potential U.S. publisher.
New plans to clean up Amsterdam's red-light district--not the prostitution, but the organized crime.
In today's feature, Andrew Womack remembers the best music of 1983 in 1989 during 2007.
A "fat tax" on unhealthy foods could kill grocery budgets, save lives.
British troops deny unleashing a swarm of man-eating badgers in Iraq.
BBC apologizes to the queen after a movie preview misrepresents the events of a photo shoot.
Pamplona's week of bull-running gets bloodier.
Friends: If you've read the hype, then you've got a brand-new Facebook account; well, so do we.
U.S. counterterrorism officials say al Qaeda has rebuilt in Pakistan, terror threat is rising.
Investigators poke holes in U.S. nuclear security by setting up fake construction company in W. Va., getting licensed to buy materials for a dirty bomb.
Army says bold January attack in Karbala that killed five U.S. soldiers reveals collusion between Iraqi police and insurgents.
Former First Lady and consummate environmentalist Lady Bird Johnson passes away, age 94.
Photos from Lady Bird's life; for a memorial, protect a wildflower.
"Four chicken-fried steaks ought to be enough for anybody."
To mark the 10th anniversary of Radiohead's OK Computer, Stereogum commissions musicians to do a cover version of the album.
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In Cambodia, Michael Richards says he's lost his sense of humor.
Some Boomers worry about losing their hearing, others wish they would.
Whole Foods CEO, posting on Yahoo! message boards as "Rahodeb," flames Wild Oats, defends his haircut.
Firefighters' union releases video takedown of Giuliani, whose campaign responds by saying the union leaders support Democrats.
Framing New York's hip and elite as the "New Victorians" is accurate--excepting that New York's elite and hip have always been Victorians.
Many physicians at the time felt that students were too frail, both in mind and body, for so many days at their desk. Why kids get three months of vacation.